Hurom H320 Cold Press Juicer Machine, Easy to Clean Masticating Slow Juicer, Coarse Strainers, Self-Feeding, Hands Free, Family Size, Quiet Motor, Easy Assembly (Black)

I had my doubts about the cost but after I tried this, it is justified. I wish there were a 10 star option as this juicer merits it. I juice regularly and if I’m being honest, I would dread each time. Prepping the produce alone would consume so much time. I love the fact that the hopper can hold a good amount of produce~ no more feeding produce through a small hole. No more cutting small pieces. Since I can open the hopper lid and place my produce directly inside, my hands are freed up to do the clean up while it’s juicing saving so much time. I chose the finer strainer and it was less pulp than my old juicer would put out. The pulp came out drier so ai extracted more juice. The assembly was very easy and it is also very quiet. Cleaning was a breeze too. I should’ve bought this juicer to begin with. It was well worth the money. It feels like a luxury product.

I’ve owned a few juicers over the years, but the Hurom H320 blows everything else out of the water. From the moment I unboxed it, I could tell this was a premium product. The build quality is solid, setup is straightforward, and it actually looks beautiful on my kitchen counter. The best part? It’s truly easy to clean. I was skeptical at first, but Hurom wasn’t kidding with the “Easy Clean” claim—just a quick rinse and done. The self-feeding hopper is a game-changer too. I toss in whole apples, carrots, and even celery with minimal prep, and it handles them like a champ. The juice yield is incredible. Dry pulp = no waste. And the juice tastes super fresh, way better than store-bought. I’ve been juicing every morning since I got it, and it’s honestly become one of the best parts of my day. Only downside? It’s a bit of an investment. But if you’re serious about juicing and want something reliable, quiet, and high-performing, this is it. Highly recommend. 10/10.

We've tried to get into juicing many times. You get started, you love it, then it starts to feel like a big pain and you gradually get over it, and the juicer drifts deeper and deeper into your cupboards, or worse it gets put into deep storage. This makes it EASY to add into my morning routine. Mostly we're juicing celery, kale and other greens, ginger, some fruit added in, but mostly those low-moisture high fiber green vegetables. It takes me just a few minutes to wash and prep a batch of veggies, chopping the big stuff into 3-4" chunks. Fill the hopper, turn the H320 on, and then I walk away. I go make my coffee, feed the dogs, FORGET about the juicer. When I come back, the hopper is empty, I drain the juice into a container, and refill the hopper (celery and greens are pretty low-yield and I'm juicing for two). Then I forget about it again for a few minutes. Go do something else. When I check back on the machine, it's done. I'd say on the long side I'm putting 10 minutes of active work into producing 1-1.5 liters of excellent quality fresh juice. But then you DREAD the cleanup, right? Not anymore. Even juicing stringy, pulpy celery, cleanup is a snap. The whole top section of the juicer goes into the sink. Everything comes apart simply, and can honestly just be rinsed clean if you've got a sprayer head on your kitchen sink (DO YOU NOT??). I'll pull the mesh strainer part aside and pass a sponge or scrub brush over it quickly, but everything just falls right off. Maybe once a week I'll fill the basin with some soapy water and do a little more thorough cleaning job but even that only adds a couple of minutes. The whole thing goes into the dish rack and I'm done. Huge returns for minimal time expended. Quality of juice is outstanding. If you're REALLY obsessed with getting zero pulp, it can be passed through a fine mesh strainer one more time before you're done. Not a big deal. Overall the juice output is smooth and clean and delicious. Oh and it's quiet too. I can easily do this while people are sleeping one room away. It's not cheap, but neither is fresh juice. Where I live, the cheapest option that would be anywhere close to what I'm making here would be $8 per bottle. The expensive place that produces a product much closer to what we're getting from this machine is $12 apiece (oh yeah, they want a $3 bottle deposit too, so I've got THAT to deal with too!). I'm making 3 of those every day, using $5-6 worth of produce. Does the machine pay for itself? Honestly, if you buy fresh juice on the regular, you'd catch up pretty fast with a machine like this. At the rate we're using it, I think we'll break even in under a month!

We bought this as our 15 year old Breville juicer broke down. Although this is 2.5 time more pricier than the Breville, it is worth it. First of all it is quiet. Second it really squeezes out the juice from any fruit or vegetable, all the vitamins that it squeezes out is like a cold press. The pulp that comes out is dry. The Breville is wet. There are no sharp blades but this big heavy ball inside with ridges presses the fruits/ vegetables on the side of the stainless strainer. My husband and I ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ this juicer! We do juicer for dinner and you feel very full. It is cheaper to do it yourself than buying the ones in the grocery store. Just so you know, this is made in Korea. Very well made. It is also very easy to clean, dry and assemble. It really works well plus we love the color green.

Nice, quiet extractor/juicer. Easy to use, works well and, fits on my counter under my wall mounted cabinets. That was a big deal for me. I previously bought the Omega but, that was so big it monopolized my whole counter (also, it reminded me of a Bulldog), so that went back. I could store this in my cabinet as well but if I did, I wouldn't be inclined to use it. It's easy to assemble/disassemble to clean, stores a great deal of celery, and pulp comes out fairly dry. I don't have a benchmark for comparison on pulp dryness so, I can't really say how dry it is. I can squeeze out some liquid but, not much. I use the fine mesh filter for celery juice but, I still use a fine mesh mini strainer before pouring it into my glass and that catches a lot of pulp so, I do recommend using another strainer. From an entire bag of celery hearts, I get a teaspoon or so of pulp in my fine mesh, mini strainer. I bought this specifically for juicing celery though I'm sure if it can handle stringy celery, it can handle anything.

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This is only my second juicer. The first one I bought off Amazon I had to return just didn’t do the job, but this one is quiet seems to work relatively quickly compared to the last one. I would definitely recommend this.

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Excelente compra, tritura muy bien los alimentos y es fácil de limpiar Me gusta que puedes partir en trozos grandes, la fruta y las verduras y te las mueles Super bien y los jugos saben súper rico en comparación con otras máquinas de centrifugado